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DC reporter for @reuters on crime and justice. Ex-@usatoday. Data, documents and "convoluted KGB style back-door" stuff. 202-527-9709, brad.heath@tr.com

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Brad Heath’s Journalist Portfolio

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The ones that get away

The ones that get away

PHILADELPHIA - For a man on the run from charges that he sexually assaulted a 14-year-old girl, Thomas Terlec…

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A license to commit crime

A license to commit crime

AIKEN, S.C. - Before they killed him, the intruders bound Frederick Tucker's hands and feet with duct tape, b…

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How snitches buy their freedom

How snitches buy their freedom

At least 48,895 federal convicts - one of every eight - had their prison sentences reduced in exchange for he…

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Locked up but innocent?

Locked up but innocent?

Terrell McCullum did not commit a federal crime by carrying a shotgun and a rifle out of his ex-girlfriend's …

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Hundreds of federal prisoners could be freed

Hundreds of federal prisoners could be freed

WASHINGTON - A U.S. Justice Department review has identified at least 175 federal prisoners who must be relea…

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Sexual predators rarely committed under Justice program

Sexual predators rarely committed under Justice program

Six years ago, the federal government set out to indefinitely detain some of the nation's most dangerous sex …

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At Trump's DOJ, watchdogs gutted as misconduct complaints soar

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By Andrew Goudsward Verified, Brad Heath Verified
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By Andrew Goudsward and Brad Heath WASHINGTON, Aug 6 (Reuters) - In one courtroom after another, federal judges have accused U.S. President Donald Trump's Justice Department of an extraordinary spate of misconduct, including making false statements, failing to comply with court orders and improperly using the legal system to harass political opponents.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes, when I was a congressional intern. To address envelopes.